Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you this week’s weather insights for Los Angeles. Expect clear skies and gentle breezes with a detailed night by night breakdown.

Hello, Los Angeles! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with your detailed weekly weather forecast. As we look forward to the week, clear skies and gentle breezes make it perfect for your outdoor plans. However, be wary of potential showers late in the week. In-depth analysis of temperature variations and what to expect each day inside. Perfect for planning your week smoothly and staying ahead of the weather! 🔗https://amyfreeze.ai/los-angeles-weekly-weather-forecast-amy-freeze
Across the Southwest, the radar shows a mix of cloud cover and clear conditions. In northern Nevada near Ely, skies are looking clear with no significant weather activity. Over in the higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada, near Reno and extending towards Redding, we observe some light rain showers moving through. San Francisco and the California coastline appear to be dry, with Phoenix, Flagstaff, and Las Vegas also experiencing calm weather conditions. Salt Lake City and its surroundings are bracing for scattered rain showers.
For this evening in Los Angeles, temperatures will start at 76 degrees at 9 PM, dropping to 68 degrees by 11 PM, and settling at 65 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be light, blowing from the south-southeast at 4 to 7 miles per hour.
Tonight, the Southwest will experience some notable temperature drops. Expect a chilly 33 degrees in Ely, while Flagstaff will cool down to 45 degrees. Las Vegas stays relatively mild at 65 degrees, but Los Angeles will dip to 52. Bakersfield will be at 54 degrees, and Fresno is projected to cool to 50. San Francisco will have a low of 51 degrees.
High temperatures across the Southwest tomorrow will be notably warm, with many areas seeing above-average readings. Phoenix is set to reach a scorching 101 degrees, while Las Vegas will enjoy a high of 92 degrees. Farther west, Los Angeles is expecting a comfortable 68 degrees, and Bakersfield will climb to a warm 79 degrees. Fresno will hit 74 degrees, providing pleasant weather for the region.
Clear skies dominate the Southwest tomorrow with warm, sunny conditions expected across Arizona and New Mexico, ideal for outdoor activities. However, coastal areas in Southern California should prepare for changing conditions late in the day as a system approaches, bringing showers by evening. The potential for rain extends from San Francisco to Los Angeles, with an increased risk of slick roads during late-night travel. Temperatures will remain on the mild side, with cooler air settling in post-rainfall. Keep an eye on the weather for possible updates, especially if traveling along the 5 or Highway 1.
Los Angeles will experience very high UV levels on Sunday with an index of 10, leading to a quick burn time of just 12 minutes under direct sunlight. On Monday, the UV index remains high at 7, with a burn time of about 20 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Sunday: Partly cloudy with a warm high of 75 degrees and a mild evening low of 59 degrees. Monday: Mostly cloudy skies, temperatures dipping with a high of 67 degrees and a low near 56. Tuesday: Clouds linger, with a high of 66 degrees and cooling down to 54 degrees at night. Wednesday: Enjoy mostly clear skies with highs reaching 67 degrees and lows settling at 55. Thursday: The clear conditions continue, slightly warmer with a high of 68 degrees and the low around 56. Friday: Clouds make a return, with a high of 65 degrees and a low of 57. Saturday: Expect partly cloudy skies, temperatures remaining consistent with a high of 64 degrees and lows again at 57.